I came across this a few hours ago and was flabbergasted...
Brussels...sounding better than I have ever heard it...and I thought it couldn't be done...click this link...peace.

I'm confused.

This was officially released in November 2011 as part of the 'Archives'.

Still there. 2 clicks from home

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Captain Corella
60 Years a Fan

The mix is ENTIRELY different

I'm just putting out a guess, as I haven't even clicked on the link yet, but could it be a needle drop of the vinyl from the Brussels box set?

Can't listen here, but which show is it, the bootleg or the official release?

[www.iorr.org]

It's a "home made" remaster:
"A version of the archive release 'Brussels Affair '73' with improved sound quality. Mick Taylor's guitar is more integrated than in the original version, whereon his guitar is audible at the extreme left side of the left channel. In this version the band sounds more as a unity. Most songs are from the second Brussels show, which is inferior to the first one (both dated 1973 Oct. 17), only Brown Sugar, Midnight Rambler and Street Fighting Man are from the first Brussels show, and also the solo on All Down The Line, which is thus a 'hybrid' song. The famous and superior bootleg Brussels Affair contains songs from the first Brussels show only.
1. 0:25 Brown Sugar; 2. 3:55 Gimme Shelter; 3. 9:18 Happy; 4. 12:40 Tumbling Dice; 5. 17:45 Star Star; 6. 22:02 Dancing With Mr. D; 7. 26:40 Doo Doo Doo Doo Dooo (Heartbreaker; 8. 31:45 Angie; 9. 36:58 You Can't Always Get What You Want; 10. 47:58 Midnight Rambler; 11. 1:00:53 Honky Tonk Women; 12. 1:04:04 All Down The Line; 13. 1:08:25 Rip This Joint; 1:10:50 14. Jumping Jack Flash; 15. 1:14:17 Street Fighting Man."
"Remixed and Remastered by Kevin @2014"
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Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2014-06-29 11:43 by Deltics.

Ah, that one again